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- 2024Classification of Wrought and Cast Aluminium using Magnetic Induction Spectroscopy and Machine Vision
- 2023Computations and measurements of the magnetic polarizability tensor characterisation of highly conducting and magnetic objectscitations
- 2023A review of the classification of non-ferrous metals using magnetic induction for recyclingcitations
- 2023Scrap metal classification using magnetic induction spectroscopy and machine visioncitations
- 2019Classification of Non-ferrous Scrap Metal using Two Component Magnetic Induction Spectroscopy
- 2019Magnetic characterisation of grain size and precipitate distribution by major and minor BH loop measurementscitations
- 2017Classification of Non-ferrous Metals using Magnetic Induction Spectroscopycitations
- 2017Detection of creep degradation during pressure vessel testing using electromagnetic sensor technologycitations
- 2017Optimized setup and protocol for magnetic domain imaging with in Situ hysteresis measurementcitations
- 2017Electromagnetic tensor spectroscopy for sorting of shredded metallic scrapcitations
- 2017Selective recovery of metallic scraps using electromagnetic tensor spectroscopy
- 2016Defect representation using the electromagnetic tensor formulation for eddy current NDT
- 2015Electromagnetic evaluation of the microstructure of grade 91 tubes/pipescitations
- 2015Rapid Non-Contact Relative Permittivity Measurement of Fruits and Vegetables using Magnetic Induction Spectroscopycitations
- 2014Differential permeability behaviour of P9 and T22 power station Steelscitations
- 2013Magnetic sensing for microstructural assessment of power station steels: Differential permeability and magnetic hysteresiscitations
- 2006Electromagnetic visualisation of steel flow in continuous casting nozzlescitations
- 2006A three-dimensional inverse finite-element method applied to experimental eddy-current imaging datacitations
- 2003Development of a sensor for visualization of steel flow in the continuous casting nozzlecitations
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Electromagnetic evaluation of the microstructure of grade 91 tubes/pipes
Abstract
This paper assesses the feasibility of transferring a laboratory-based electromagnetic (EM) sensor technique, which has already proved sensitive to significant (e.g. phase balance) or subtle (e.g. number density of fine precipitates) microstructural changes in steel, to non-destructive evaluation of the microstructure of power generation components such as tubes/pipes. It has been found that Grade 91 steels, in different conditions representative of service entry, thermally aged or ex-service, can be distinguished using laboratory-based measurement systems on small machined cylindrical samples as well as by an industry deployment EM sensor system on full-diameter tube samples. The measurements for the tube samples follow the same trend as the machined cylindrical samples. The results indicate an industrial deployable sensor system can be used for sorting service-exposed or mis-heat-treated/mis-manufactured Grade 91 steel tubes/pipes from the correctly heat treated service-entry ones. © 2015 The Authors.